OPERATORS MANUAL SNAPSHOT 2 BOOTH V3.1 AND ABOVE
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Table of Contents SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ...... 7 MACHINE INSTALLATION AND INSPECTION ...... 8 INTRODUCTION ...... 9 DESCRIPTION ...... 9 SNAPSHOT 2 COMPANION APP ...... 9 AUTOMATIC UPDATES ...... 9 PACKAGING ...... 9 CONTENTS ...... 9 SPECIFICATIONS ...... 9 DIMENSIONS ...... 9 ELECTRIC SUPPLY...... 9 ASSEMBLY ...... 10 GAMEPLAY AND MODES ...... 12 HOW TO PLAY ...... 12 ATTRACT MODE ...... 12 PLAY MODE ...... 12 OPERATION ...... 13 OPERATOR MENU GUIDE ...... 13 INITIAL SETUP PROCEDURE ...... 14 GAME SETTINGS ...... 15 COIN SETTINGS ...... 15 BONUS CREDITS ...... 16 FREE PLAY SETTINGS ...... 16 SOUND SETTINGS ...... 16 EVENT SETTINGS ...... 17 FOOTER LOGOS ...... 18 MANAGE CONTENT ...... 18 AUDITS ...... 19 INPUT AND OUTPUT TESTS ...... 20 LAMP TESTS ...... 20 INPUT TESTS ...... 20 AUDIO TESTS ...... 20 GAME HISTORY ...... 20 PHOTO UPLOAD QUEUE...... 20 UPLOADED PHOTOS ...... 21 PRINT HISTORY ...... 21
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ERRORS...... 22 CURRENT ERRORS ...... 24 ERROR HISTORY ...... 24 ERROR SETTINGS ...... 24 PRINTER INFORMATION ...... 24 SYSTEM SETTINGS ...... 25 PHOTO STORAGE ...... 25 SCREEN CALIBRATION ...... 25 CAMERA ALIGNMENT ...... 25 TIME AND DATE SETTINGS ...... 25 LANGUAGE ...... 25 SOFTWARE UPDATES ...... 25 VIEW CHANGE LOG ...... 25 SETUP PROCEDURE ...... 26 SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS ...... 26 COPY LOGS ...... 26 UPLOAD LOGS ...... 26 CHANGE BOOTH TYPE ...... 26 NETWORK SETTINGS ...... 26 AUTOMATIC UPDATES ...... 26 CONNECT TO A NETWORK ...... 27 TEST CONNECTION ...... 27 VERIFY THE CONNECTION ...... 27 TROUBLESHOOTING ...... 28 CREATING A BOOTABLE USB ...... 29 THINGS YOU WILL NEED ...... 29 INSTRUCTIONS ...... 29 UPDATING A CABINET USING A BOOTABLE USB ...... 30 SECTION A: SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS ...... 31 LOCATING AND ACCESSING PARTS ...... 31 CABINET REAR ...... 31 OPERATOR PANEL – SERVICE CONTROLS ...... 32 MONITOR CONTROLS ...... 32 PARTS DESCRIPTION ...... 33 SPEAKERS ...... 33 COUNTERS ...... 33 BUTTONS ...... 33
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VOLUME KNOB ...... 33 POWER INLET/MAINS SWITCH ...... 33 POWER SUPPLY ...... 33 PRINTER TROUBLESHOOTING ...... 34 PAPER JAMS ...... 34 LED STATUS INDICATOR ...... 34 LAMPS ...... 35 COIN DOOR LAMPS (LED) ...... 35 BUTTON LAMPS (LED) ...... 35 BOOTH LIGHTING (LED) ...... 35 MAINTENANCE ...... 35 EXTERIOR ...... 35 INTERIOR ...... 35 PRINTER ...... 36 SECTION B: TECHNICAL DETAILS ...... 37 POWER SUPPLY ...... 37 COIN OPTIONS REFERENCE GUIDE ...... 38 CARD SYSTEM REFERENCE GUIDE ...... 38 SECURITY DONGLE ...... 39 QUIXANT QXi-200 ...... 39 USB PORT CONNECTIONS ...... 40 FB194 CONNECTOR WIRING ...... 40 FUSES ...... 40 CONNECTORS ...... 41 J1 – Indicators ...... 41 J2 – Quixant I/O ...... 41 J3 – Quixant I/O ...... 41 J5 – Quixant I/O ...... 41 J8 – Counter/Meter Connection ...... 41 J9 – Power Input ...... 42 J11 – Indicator ...... 42 P1 – Game Inputs ...... 42 WIRING DIAGRAMS ...... 42
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS The following safety precautions and advisories are used throughout this manual and are defined as follows.
* WARNING! * Disregarding this text could result in serious injury.
* CAUTION! * Disregarding this text could result in damage to the machine.
* NOTE! * Is an advisory text to hint or help understand.
BE SURE TO READ THE FOLLOWING
* WARNING! * Always turn OFF Mains AC power and unplug the game before opening or replacing any parts. Always grasp the plug, not the line cord, when unplugging the game from an electrical outlet. Always connect the Game Cabinet to a grounded electrical outlet with a securely connected ground line. Do Not install the Game Cabinet outdoors or in areas of high humidity, direct water contact, dust, high heat or extreme cold. Do Not install the Game Cabinet in areas that would present an obstacle in case of an emergency, i.e. near fire equipment or emergency exits.
* CAUTION! * Always use a Digital Multimeter, logic tester or oscilloscope for testing integrated circuit (IC) logic PC boards. The use of a continuity tester is not permitted. Do Not connect or disconnect any of the integrated circuit (IC) logic PC boards while the power is ON. Do Not use any fuse that does not meet the specified rating. Do Not subject the game cabinet to extreme temperature variations. Reliability of electrical components deteriorates rapidly over 60 oC.
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MACHINE INSTALLATION AND INSPECTION
When installing and inspecting Snapshot 2, be very careful of the following points and pay attention to ensure that the players can enjoy the game safely.
Be sure to turn the power OFF before working on the machine.
* WARNING! * Always Turn OFF mains power before removing safety covers and refit all safety covers when work is completed.
Make sure the power cord is not exposed on the surface (floor, ground, etc.) where people walk.
Check that the rubber glide feet levelers are set correctly on the floor so that the game cabinet is level and stable.
Always make complete connections for the integrated circuit (IC) logic PC Boards and other connectors. Insufficient insertion can damage the electrical components.
* CAUTION! * Before Switching the machine on be sure to check that it has been set on the correct voltage for your area!
Refer To the mains voltage adjustment section of this manual. Machines are normally shipped on 220V AC unless otherwise specified.
Only qualified personnel should inspect or test the integrated circuit (IC) logic PC Boards.
If any integrated circuit (IC) logic PC Boards should need servicing, please contact the nearest LAI Games Distributor. (Refer to the back page of this manual)
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INTRODUCTION Congratulations on your purchase of Snapshot 2 by LAI Games. We hope you take the time to read this manual and learn about the many features and user-friendly adjustments that can be made to fine-tune the game for maximum earning potential. DESCRIPTION Snapshot 2 is a photo booth with dual cameras and mobile integration that lets the players choose which game mode they want to play, and offers a variety of photo decoration options unique to each mode. The Snapshot 2 Companion app is available on both iOS and Android as a companion app to the Snapshot 2 photo booth. SNAPSHOT 2 COMPANION APP Using the Snapshot mobile app, players are able to transfer photos between the booth and their mobiles allowing them to share images with an unlimited number of social networks and applications, as well as import and print any photo from their mobile. AUTOMATIC UPDATES Snapshot 2 has a fully automatic updating system when the game has an internet connection. Connect your booth to the internet to take advantage of this feature, or see the Software Updates menu section of this manual for more information. PACKAGING CONTENTS The Snapshot 2 booth Operator Manual 1 x USB (preloaded with game system image) 2 x coin door keys IEC Power Cord Parts & Accessories SPECIFICATIONS DIMENSIONS Weight: 245kg (540.1lb) (excluding packaging) Weight: 250kg (573.2lb) (including packaging) Height: 1997.6mm (78.6”) (including header) Height: 1821mm (71.7”) (excluding header) Width: 1019mm (40.1”) Length: 1369.6mm (53.9”) Cabinet Power: Maximum 350W Printer Power: Maximum 350W
ELECTRIC SUPPLY The game can operate on a universal mains input voltage between 88-264VAC 50/60Hz single phase. The supply must be a three wire grounded supply. An adjustment screw is available for fine-tuning the output voltage.
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LOCATION REQUIREMENTS Ambient temperature: 5C - 40C Ambient humidity: Low Ambient U.V. radiation: Very low Vibrations level: Low ASSEMBLY
EXTENDING THE CABINET
BH L M5 X 20 mm (4x)
Lock washer M5
(4x)
Plate washer M5
(4x)
Remove two the bolts on the floor and two bolts on ceiling as pictured above. Pull the back of the cabinet away from the rest of the cabinet.
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BH L M5 X 20 mm (4x)
Lock washer M5 (4x) Plate washer M5 (4x)
When the cabinet is fully extended, refasten the four bolts that were removed in the previous step.
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GAMEPLAY AND MODES HOW TO PLAY Pay to play Select a game mode Take your photos (in masquerade mode, decorations are picked first) Decorate your photos Choose your print layout (upsell available here, if option enabled in Coin Settings) Collect your photos OR Pay to play Log in using the Snapshot app Select two photos from your account Decorate your photos Choose your print layout Collect your photos
CLASSIC MODE Classic mode allows players to take six quick photos, and apply a single filter to all the photos.
FILTER AND DECORATE MODE Filter and decorate mode allows players to take two photos, apply a preset combination of effects to them, as well as adding stickers and drawing on the photos. Once they’re done, they can select a print layout.
MASQUERADE MODE Masquerade mode allows players to select two masquerades and then take photos that fit into them. Once they’re done, they can select a print layout.
MY GALLERY MODE Players who have logged in with the Snapshot Companion App can access My Gallery mode, allowing them to choose two photos from their account to decorate and print. ATTRACT MODE Snapshot 2 has an external monitor that shows a slideshow of photos taken within the Snapshot 2 photo booth, displaying the content to potential players. PLAY MODE Snapshot 2 has two play modes. The standard Coin Play mode, where a coin or coins are inserted, or Free Play mode, where no coins are necessary.
COIN PLAY Coin Play mode is entered from Attract mode, by inserting coins in any of the two coin slots on the front of the machine cabinet, then following the instructions in the “How to Play” section.
FREE PLAY Free play can be set in one of three ways: Entering the operator menu by pressing the red TEST button, then entering the game settings. From here, enter free play settings and turn free play mode on. For a single free game, just press the green SERVICE button once. Push and hold the green SERVICE button for 5 seconds. This is a temporary free mode, and the game will return to normal when reset.
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OPERATION OPERATOR MENU GUIDE
MAIN MENU o GAME SETTINGS . COIN SETTINGS . BONUS CREDITS . FREE PLAY . SOUND SETTINGS . EVENT MODE SETTINGS . FOOTER LOGOS o AUDITS o INPUT AND OUTPUT TESTS . LAMP TESTS . INPUT TESTS . AUDIO TESTS o GAME HISTORY . PHOTO UPLOAD QUEUE . PHOTOS UPLOADED . PRINT HISTORY o ERRORS . CURRENT ERRORS . ERROR HISTORY . ERROR SETTINGS o PRINTER INFORMATION . TEST PRINT . RESET PRINTER DRIVER o SYSTEM SETTINGS . EXTERNAL SCREEN SIDE . PHOTO STORAGE . SCREEN CALIBRATION . CAMERA ALIGNMENT . TIME AND DATE SETTINGS . LANGUAGE . SOFTWARE UPDATES . SETUP PROCEDURE o SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS . COPY LOGS . UPLOAD LOGS . CHANGE BOOTH TYPE o NETWORK SETTINGS . CONNECT TO NETWORK . TEST CONNECTION . INTERNET FEATURES
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INITIAL SETUP PROCEDURE The first time a Snapshot booth is turned on, the initial setup procedure must be performed. This ensures that the booth is set up correctly from the first photo. The setup procedure can be repeated at any time via the System Settings menu.
1. Calibrate your touch screen The first step is ensuring that your touch screen is correctly calibrated. The calibration process will begin automatically when the game is turned on for the first time. Follow the instructions on screen, and press next to finalize the calibration. If you are unable to press next due to a poor calibration, the calibration process will restart.
2. Select booth type (after system image only) The first time you start up your Snapshot booth, you will not have to perform this step. It will only appear if you have performed a system image on your booth. Select your booth type, and press next. Your booth type can be changed at any time by going to the System Diagnostics menu, and selecting Change Booth Type.
3. Connect to a network Connecting your booth to the internet allows you to get free software and content updates, and gives your users access to a host of extra free features using the Snapshot Companion app. If there are any issues connecting to the network, these will be easier to address using the Network Settings menu once the setup procedure is complete. You can always connect later.
4. Select your time zone Select the correct time zone for your location, using the up and down arrows to scroll through the options. This will ensure that your game history menus and reports will use the correct time. You can change the time zone or current time later by going to System Settings and selecting the Time and Date menu.
5. Enter your email address Entering your email address allows us to notify you when there are new software or content updates, and what you can expect to see change in your booth in each update.
6. Setup automatic reports Your Snapshot booth can automatically send you emails containing current audits, as well as warnings when the print media is running low. These settings can be changed later via a link in the report emails. If reports are turned off, you must perform the setup procedure again to turn them on.
7. Enter your location Entering an accurate location is important so that potential users can locate your Snapshot booth using the Snapshot Companion app. The more information you provide, the more accurate your location in the app will be. You can expect to see your location in the Snapshot app 24-48 hours after your booth registration is completed. LAI Games will contact you when your location is live in the app.
8. Finished! If you successfully connected to a network, your registration data will now be uploaded to the Snapshot server. If the data is unable to be uploaded immediately, it will automatically try to upload as soon as an internet connection is establish.
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GAME SETTINGS COIN SETTINGS Coin 1 Number of Coins (Default: 1, Adjustable: 1-20) The number of coins that need to be inserted into coin mechanism one, for each credit.
Coin 1 Games per Credits (Default: 1, Adjustable: 1-20) The number of games for each credit inserted into coin mechanism one.
Common Coin (Default: On, Adjustable: On/Off) This controls the dual coin system. When set to off, both coin systems are separate (double coin system), when set to on, both coin inputs will be combined and into a single accumulated pool. Example: This is often used with a DBA set on 25c pulses and 25c coin mech. NOTE: The value of both inputs needs to be the same.
Coin 2 Number of Coins (Default: 1, Adjustable: 1-20) The number of coins that need to be inserted into coin mechanism two, for each credit.
Coin 2 Games per Credits (Default: 1, Adjustable: 1-20) The number of games for each credit inserted into coin mechanism two.
Upsell Option (Default: On, Adjustable: On/Off) Enable or disable the option to purchase extra prints at the end of a game.
Payment Method Prompt (Default: Card, Adjustable: Card / Coin / Credit / Amount) Set the type of payment prompt that will appear during attract mode. If set to Insert Amount, the next two settings will become active.
Currency (Default: Dollar $, Adjustable: Dollar $ / Rupiah Rp) Set the currency that the price per play label will display in.
Price (Default: $1.00, Adjustable: $0.10 - $10.00 / Rp 1,000 – Rp 10,000) Set the price that will display in attract mode.
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BONUS CREDITS Level One (Default: Off, Adjustable: On/Off) Defines if the first level of bonus credits is active or not. o No. of Coins: This sets the number of coins that need to be inserted into coin mechanism 1 to reach the bonus credit level 1. o Bonus Credits: This sets the number of bonus credits that are given when credit level 1 is reached. This is the number of bonus credits given, on top of what has been paid for. o Total Credits: This sets the total number of credits given when level 1 is reached.
Level Two (Default: Off, Adjustable: On/Off) Defines if the second level of bonus credits is active or not. o No. of Coins: This sets the number of coins that need to be inserted into coin mechanism 1 to reach the bonus credit level 2. o Bonus Credits: This sets the number of bonus credits that are given when credit level 2 is reached. This is the number of bonus credits given, on top of what has been paid for. o Total Credits: This sets the total number of credits given when level 2 is reached.
Level Three (Default: Off, Adjustable: On/Off) Defines if the third level of bonus credits is active or not. o No. of Coins: This sets the number of coins that need to be inserted into coin mechanism 1 to reach the bonus credit level 3. o Bonus Credits: This sets the number of bonus credits that are given when credit level 3 is reached. This is the number of bonus credits given, on top of what has been paid for. o Total Credits: This sets the total number of credits given when level 3 is reached. FREE PLAY SETTINGS Free Play Mode (Default: Off, Adjustable: On/Off) Defines if the machine is running in free play mode.
Show Waiver (Default: Off, Adjustable: On/Off) Defines if the attract mode shows a marketing waiver when in free play mode. SOUND SETTINGS Game Volume (Default: 10, Adjustable: 1-10) The volume of the audio during gameplay.
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EVENT SETTINGS The Event Mode Settings menu displays important information on the right hand side. It displays if event mode is currently scheduled to begin at the event start time, as well as the event start and end time, and the total duration of the event in hours. It also shows how many prints have been printed during the current event time frame and in the previous event time frame.
Event Schedule (Default: off, Adjustable: On/Off) Schedule the event mode settings to activate at the set event start time.
Start Time Set the time that the event will start.
End Time Set the time that the event will end.
Free Play (Default: On, Adjustable: On/Off) Enable or disable free play during the event time frame.
Print Photos (Default: On, Adjustable: On/Off) Enable or disable printing photos during the event time frame.
Limit Prints (Default: On, Adjustable: On/Off) Limit the number of prints during the event time frame. Setting a print limit will cause the event to finish once the limit is reached, even if the event end time has not been reached.
Max Print Count (Default: 500, Adjustable: 1-2000) The maximum amount of prints allowed during the event time frame. Note that extra photo copies count towards the max print count.
Extra Print Copies (Default: 0, Adjustable: 0-3) The number of extra photo copies printed at the end of the game. Settings this to 1 extra print will give each player a total of 2 prints at the end of the game.
Internet Features (Default: Off, Adjustable: Off/On) Enable or disable extra features dependent on an internet connection, such as Snapshot app log in functionality and marketing content. An internet connection is needed for this feature.
Lock Game Outside Event (Default: On, Adjustable: On/Off) If enabled, the game will lock in attract mode outside of the event time frame. The game is not playable when locked in attract mode.
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FOOTER LOGOS Manage the footer logos that appear at the bottom of each print. View, delete and activate existing footer logos, or import new footer logos.
Save Photos (Default: On, Adjustable: On/Off) Enable or disable printing the footer logo along the bottom of all photos.
IMPORT Import new footer logo files from a USB. Files must be 1386 x 150 pixel sized PNG files located in the root directory of a USB (not within any folders). File name must be “watermark”.
VIEW FOOTER LOGOS View all footer logos currently stored and choose a footer logo to set as active. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through logos, and press the red TEST button to set the selected footer logo as active.
DELETE FOOTER LOGOS View and delete any footer logos currently stored. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through logos, and press the red TEST button to delete the selected footer logo
Active Footer Logo A shortcut to view and change the active footer logo. Press the red TEST button to select the setting, the use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through available logos. Press the rest TEST button again to set the currently visible footer logo as active. MANAGE CONTENT These menus can be used to manage any personalized content, seasonal content or custom modes that your Snapshot unit has.
ACTIVATE CONTENT If no extra content is activated, all content displayed in Snapshot will be from the default content that comes with the game. Any personalized content that is activated via this menu will be displayed first, replacing some default content. Custom Modes need to be activated before they can be used in the Manage Modes menu. The information on the right will show the name of the personalized content pack, the type of content it is (personalized content or custom mode), and how many pieces of content it contains.
MANAGE MODES A maximum of three modes and a minimum of one mode can be activated at any time. The image on the right hand side of the screen acts as a preview of the mode select screen. The log in tile cannot be switched off. Note that a custom mode must be activated via the Activate Content menu before it can be used in the Manage Modes menu.
DELETE CONTENT A maximum of five content packs can be stored at any time. The Delete Content menu can be used to delete content packs to make space for new ones.
IMPORT CONTENT Once your content pack is located in the root directory of a USB device, plug it into your Snapshot booth, and the Import Content procedure will guide you through the import process step by step.
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AUDITS 1. Total Coins Mech 1 The total number of coin mech 1 pulses since the audits were last cleared 2. Total Coins Mech 2 The total number of coin mech 2 pulses since the audits were last cleared 3. Bonus Credits The total number of bonus credits issued 4. Service Credits The total number of service credits issued since the audits were last cleared 5. Credits Used The total number of credits used 6. Games Played The total number of games played 7. Classic Mode Percentage The percentage of players that chose to play Classic Mode 8. Filter Mode Percentage The percentage of players that chose to play Filter and Decorate mode 9. Masquerade Mode Percentage The percentage of players that chose to play Masquerade Mode 10. Average Game Time The average amount of time, in seconds, one game lasts for 11. Total Prints The total number of prints 12. Average Number of Prints Per Game The average number of photos printer per game 13. One Extra Print Percentage The percentage of players that purchased one extra print 14. Two Extra Prints Percentage The percentage of players that purchased two extra prints 15. Three Extra Prints Percentage The percentage of players that purchased three extra prints 16. Total Number of Extra Prints The total number of extra prints that have been purchased 17. Total Number of Extra Prints Percentage The total percentage of players that have purchased at least one extra print 18. Print Failures The total number of failed prints 19. Logged In Percentage The percentage of game plays that have a user logged in 20. Percentage of Photos Uploaded The percentage of players that choose to upload their photos to the Snapshot server at the end of the game. Uploading photos requires an internet connection.
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INPUT AND OUTPUT TESTS LAMP TESTS PHOTO SLOT LIGHT Test the photo slot light, located at the top of the print chute. TOP CAMERA LIGHT Test the arrow lamp that points to the top camera, located directly beneath the top camera. COUNTDOWN LIGHT 1 Test the first countdown light, number one, located above the bottom camera. COUNTDOWN LIGHT 2 Test the second countdown light, number two, located in the center of the two cameras. COUNTDOWN LIGHT 3 Test the third countdown light, number three, located below the top camera. BOTTOM CAMERA LIGHT Test the arrow lamp that points to the bottom camera, located directly above the bottom camera. BOOTH LIGHTING 1 Test the interior booth lighting by scaling up the brightness from one to ten. BOOTH LIGHTING 2 Test the interior booth lighting by scaling up the brightness from one to ten. BOOTH LIGHTING 3 Test the interior booth lighting by scaling up the brightness from one to ten. RED / GREEN / BLUE RGB Test the RGB lighting by scaling up the brightness from one to ten. INPUT TESTS Test all the inputs on the cabinet. A cross in the checkbox indicates that the input is receiving a signal. AUDIO TESTS TEST INTERNAL SPEAKERS Play a voice over through the internal speakers. TEST INTERNAL SPEAKERS Play a voice over through the external speakers.
GAME HISTORY PHOTO UPLOAD QUEUE This menu lists information about player photos that are queued to be uploaded. Hold down the utility button for 3 seconds with an entry selected to delete that photo upload.
EMAIL The email address that the player entered in the booth. This email address must be valid for the user to receive their photos.
GAME TIME The time the player started the game.
UPLOADED How many photos have been uploaded.
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ACTION Select an upload and press the red SELECT button to use the action button of the selected upload. The Send Next action will move the selected upload to the next one in the queue.
STATUS The status of the upload. Once a photo is successfully uploaded, it will appear in the Photos Uploaded menu.
CANCEL UPLOADS This button will DELETE ALL pending photo uploads. Players will not receive their photos if they have been deleted from the upload queue. To remove a single upload from the queue, select it and hold down the utility button for 3 seconds. UPLOADED PHOTOS EMAIL The email address that the player entered in the booth. This email address must be valid for the user to receive their photos.
GAME TIME The time the photo was uploaded.
ATTEMPTS The number of times the game tried to upload the photo and failed, before successfully uploading the photo. If the send attempts of photo uploads are consistently high, consider checking the stability of your internet connection. If using a wifi connection, a wired LAN connection might offer more stability.
TIME SENT The time the photo was uploaded. PRINT HISTORY The print history menu can be used to view photos from previous games, as well as reprint them. Note that photos can only be reprinted in the same print layout that the player originally chose.
GAME ID A unique game ID assigned to each Snapshot game. One game ID can have more than one print history item assigned to it.
GAME MODE The game mode that the player selected at the beginning of the game. Note that if you have Internet Features turned on, players can access My Gallery mode, which is still counted as a Filter Mode game.
GAME TIME The time that the player began their game.
PRINTED Shows the result of the print. A failed print is represented by a cross, and a successful print is represented by a tick.
ACTION Highlighting a print history item and pressing the red SELECT button will perform the action for that item. Reprint will reprint the photos, as displayed on the right hand side of the screen.
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ERRORS Error Name Cause Solution Release the coin sensor to clear the error. The coin sensor has been See Input Tests in the Input and Output Coin Jammed pressed for a long period of Tests section of the operator menu to time. check the status of the coin mech sensor.
There is an input that has been See Input Tests in the Input and Output receiving a signal for a long Tests section of the operator menu to see Input Jam period of time. This includes which button is being detected as pressed. all buttons. Ensure that this button isn’t stuck.
Reflash the game using the USB that came The software cannot find any in the original packaging. See the section in No Bundles content bundles to load this manual on “Updating a Cabinet Using a Bootable USB” for instructions.
Printer Not The printer was not detected Check all the printer cables are connected Found when the machine started up. properly and restart the machine.
Check that nothing is blocking the printer An error occurred while slot. Press the “Feed and Cut” button on Printer Error printing. the printer to ensure that the paper or ink roll isn’t jammed.
Check that the printer is turned on and the Printer The printer has been cables are securely plugged in and restart Disconnected disconnected. the machine.
The printer is busy, it may be Give the printer some time to finish Printer Busy trying to print documents in printing any backed up documents, then the printer queue try printing again.
Printer Data The printer cannot transfer Please check that the printer is turned on Transfer Error data. and the cables are securely plugged in.
Please install a new ink ribbon, then Printer Out of The printer has run out of ink. perform a successful print to clear the Ink error.
Please install a new paper roll, then Printer Out of The printer has run out of perform a successful print to clear the Paper paper. error.
Please clear the jam and press the "Feed Printer Paper and Cut" button on the front of the printer There is a paper jam. Jam or perform a successful print to clear the error.
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Printer Ink Please check that both are installed There is an incorrect ink Ribbon or Paper correctly and are the correct type for this ribbon or paper roll installed. Roll Incorrect printer.
There is an incorrect ink Printer Ink Please check that the ink ribbon is installed ribbon installed or the ink Ribbon correctly and is the correct type for this ribbon has been installed Incorrect / Error printer. incorrectly.
Please check that the paper roll is installed Printer Paper There is an incorrect paper roll correctly and is the correct type for this Roll Incorrect installed. printer.
Printer Turn off the printer to let it cool down and The printer has overheated. Overheated increase the air flow around it.
Printer Door Please shut the printer door to resume The printer door is open. Open printing.
Printer Press the "Feed and Cut" button on the Mechanical There is a mechanical error. front of the printer or perform a successful Error print to clear the error.
Printer Turned The printer was turned off Please check that the printer is turned on Off While while printing. and the cables are securely plugged in. Printing If an error is not listed here, please check There are a number of other all the printer cables, clear the printer slot Other Printer unlikely printer errors which and restart the machine. The “Feed and Errors can be caused. Cut” button can be useful in solving other printer errors.
The game automatically recovers from this The game was switched off Corrupted error, but please check all the game during a critical point in saving Config File settings, as they may have reverted back to data.* their default settings.
The game was switched off The game automatically recovers from this Corrupt Audit during a critical point in saving error, but please note that the audits will Files data.* have been reset.
*Please note that in most cases, there will be no issues caused by switching a game off at any point during operation or from sudden power failures. Corrupted data errors will only occur if all data backups are corrupted simultaneously, which is highly unlikely.
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CURRENT ERRORS This menu lists information on all current/active errors. Further information on the error is provided in the information box on the left of the top screen. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select an error, then press the red TEST button to attempt to clear it or be taken to the relevant menu for troubleshooting. ERROR HISTORY This section lists all errors, both current and already cleared. The type of error, date it occurred on and the date it was cleared on (if applicable) are listed. ERROR SETTINGS There are a number of ways the Snapshot 2 cabinet can notify you that there is an error with the machine. These can be switched on or off in the operator menu by entering Errors and then Error Settings. The silent red lighting alert is the default setting. The error history can also be cleared by pressing the red TEST button with the clear error history option selected.
Alert Type Options Default Setting Voice Over Warning On/Off On On Screen Warning On/Off On Red Light Warning On/Off On
Hard Error When Print Media Empty (Default: On, Adjustable: On/Off) Enabling this will cause the game to lock in attract mode when print media runs out. This will stop players from being able to play the game when there is no print media available. Hard Error When Printer Errors (Default: On, Adjustable: On/Off) Enabling this will cause the game to lock in attract mode when there is a printer error. This will stop players from being able to play the game when the printer has an error.
CLEAR ALL ERRORS This button will clear all current errors as well as the error history.
PRINTER INFORMATION This page will show the name of the printer and how many prints are remaining on the bottom right hand of the screen. Print Photos (Default: On, Adjustable: On/Off) Enable or disable printing the players’ photo at the end of a game. TEST PRINT Perform a test print. If successful, this will clear any current printer errors. RESET PRINTER DRIVERS If a new printer has been installed or the printer not found error is appearing, reset the printer drivers and restart the cabinet. The game will automatically reinstall the printer drivers when the game is restarted.
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SYSTEM SETTINGS External Screen Side (Default: Left Side, Adjustable: Left Side/Right Side) Set which side of the booth the external screen and printer are located on. PHOTO STORAGE Save Photos (Default: On, Adjustable: On/Off) Enable or disable saving a digital copy of all the photos taken. NOTE: If you are saving your customers photos, please let them know. Number of Photos Saved (Default: 500, Adjustable: 1-1000) Set the maximum number of photos to save. When this limit is reached, old photos will be deleted to make space for new photos. COPY PHOTOS Copy all currently stored photos to a USB device. DELETE PHOTOS Delete all photos currently stored. SCREEN CALIBRATION This menu is used for calibrating the touch screen. CAMERA ALIGNMENT The currently highlighted camera will show a live feed on the right hand side of the screen. If the top and bottom cameras are not assigned correctly, use the Swap Camera Positions button to swap the position of the cameras. NOTE: Swapping the cameras will restart the game. TIME AND DATE SETTINGS Change the time zone, system time and date, and the format in which the time and date will be displayed in all menus. LANGUAGE Change the language of all in game text. SOFTWARE UPDATES The Software Updates menu lets you check if there are any game updates available and view the change log for previous updates.
CHECK FOR UPDATES Manually check if an update is available. If automatic updates are enabled, this action will be performed automatically. The booth must be restarted to apply an update, and will take around an extra one minute to start up when applying the update. VIEW CHANGE LOG The change logs menu allows you to view a history of updates as well and available, unapplied updates. Applied updates will show a green tick next to the version number. Using the blue UP and DOWN buttons allows you to scroll through the list, and view the changes in each update on the right hand side of the screen.
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AUTOMATIC UPDATES If this setting is enabled, updates will be automatically downloaded and applied. The booth must be restarted to apply an update, and will take around an extra one minute to start up with applying the update.
INSTALL UPDATE Manually download and install the latest update. The booth must be restarted to apply an update, and will take around an extra one minute to start up with applying the update. SETUP PROCEDURE The setup procedure can be run again at any point by selecting it in the System Settings menu. This will clear all the data entered in the previous setup procedure. SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS COPY LOGS Automatically copies a zip file onto a USB that contains all relevant game data. LAI Games support may request this file to assist in troubleshooting. A message will show on screen to notify you if the file has been copied successfully.
UPLOAD LOGS Automatically uploads game logs to the Snapshot server. LAI Games support may request this file to assist in troubleshooting. A message will show on screen to notify you if the file has been uploaded successfully.
CHANGE BOOTH TYPE This menu can be used to change the booth type. During normal operation it should not be necessary to change the booth type, as this setting is already configured before the booth is shipped. NETWORK SETTINGS To take advantage of the full set of Snapshot 2 features, LAI Games strongly recommends that you connect your Snapshot 2 booth to the internet. This allows players to access a host of extra features available when using the free Snapshot 2 Companion app and highly incentivizes repeat plays. The Network Settings menu can be used to connect to a wired or wireless network. On the right side of the menu, information for all currently connected adapters is shown. The Quixant comes with two Ethernet adapters installed. If you plug in your own network adapter, please wait a few seconds for the list to refresh. AUTOMATIC UPDATES One of the benefits of having your Snapshot 2 booth connected to an internet connection is the automatic update feature. Whenever the game is turned on, it will automatically check with our server to see if there is an update patch available. If there is, it will download the patch in the background, causing no interruption to normal gameplay. Once the patch is downloaded, the next time the game is turned on it will take less than a minute to apply the patch. When the game finishes starting up, it will be running the latest software.
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CONNECT TO A NETWORK
WIRED NETWORK 1. Plug an Ethernet cable into one of the two Ethernet ports on the Quixant. 2. Enter the operator menu and navigate to the Network Settings menu. 3. Select Connect to a Network. 4. Select the first option, “Wired Network.” 5. Press the red TEST button to connect to the selected network. 6. Wait for the software to confirm the connection. 7. You should now be connected to the internet. This can be confirmed by checking that the “Wired Network” label is now green and has a small “connected” label underneath it. 8. Press back to return to the Network Settings menu. The adapter being used should now have a green “Connected” status.
WIRELESS NETWORK 1. Enter the operator menu and navigate to the Network Settings menu. 2. Select Connect to a Network. 3. Allow the menu a few seconds to refresh, then select the wireless network you wish to connect to. 4. Press the red TEST button to connect to the selected network. 5. If a password is required, you will be prompted to enter it using the onscreen keyboard. 6. Wait for the software to confirm the connection. 7. You should now be connected to the internet. This can be confirmed by checking that the wireless network name you connected to is now green and has a small “connected” label underneath it. 8. Press back to return to the Network Settings menu. The adapter being used should now have a green “Connected” status. TEST CONNECTION To test the current network connection, select Test Connection and press the red TEST button. The software will attempt to connect to the internet.
Internet Features (Default: Off, Adjustable: On/Off) Enable or disable extra features that are dependent on an internet connection, such as Snapshot Companion App log in functionality. This setting is off by default but will automatically be turned on if a network connection test succeeds. Similarly, it will be automatically turned off when a network test fails. You must have an internet connection to your Snapshot booth for Internet Features to work.
VERIFY THE CONNECTION Once a network connection has been established, test uploading a photo from the booth to confirm the system is functional.
LOG IN WITH THE APP The Snapshot Companion app is available on both the Google Play Store and the iOS App Store. Download the app and log in. Go to the Booth Log in tab. On the booth, insert a credit and select the blue Log In tile (if the tile is grey, please return to the Network Settings menu and turn Internet Features on). Hold the QR code displayed in the app up to the bottom camera in the Snapshot booth. The tile will turn green to confirm that the log in has been successful. Play any mode, and the photos will be uploaded automatically to the app once the game has ended.
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UPLOAD A PHOTO TO A NEW ACCOUNT You don’t need the Snapshot Companion app to get a digital copy of your photos. Play any mode in Snapshot, and at the end of the game, when prompted, enter your email address (if the game never shows the registration screen, please return to the Network Settings menu and turn Internet Features on). The game will send an email containing a digital copy of your photos. TROUBLESHOOTING
LOGGING IN WITH THE APP The issue in this case could be with the app, the internet connection, or the Snapshot server. If the tile shows an orange error, the QR code is being detected as invalid for that account. If the error is red, the booth was unable to connect to the server to verify the QR code: Red Error Use the Test Connection feature in Network Settings. The result of this test can help narrow down the issue. o Server timed out– This means that the Snapshot server is currently down, though the internet connection is active. We will be working on getting the server up and running ASAP. o Server returned wrong content – This means that something is interfering with the connection between the booth and the server. Most common causes are a firewall or a network setup that requires logging in through a webpage. o Error – The booth was unable to connect to the internet at all. If this error appears, test the connection a few times to confirm the result. If it consistently confirms an error, please check that your internet connection is working. o Success – The booth was able to connect to the server successfully. Try logging in again.
Orange Error The QR code on the app automatically refreshes itself for security purposes. This may have failed. o Log out of the app and log back in again. This will manually refresh the QR code. o Ensure the phone has a network connection. The phone needs an active network connection to refresh its QR code and to receive photos.
UPLOADING PHOTOS TO A NEW ACCOUNT If you never received an email from the booth (check your spam, junk folders), the Game History menu can provide more information. See the Game History section of this manual for more information. If photos are moving from the Photo Upload Queue to the Photos Uploaded menu regularly, then the system is working correctly. If photos have more than 1 or 2 attempts before succeeding, then your internet connection may be slow or unreliable. If photos fail to upload, then there may be a problem with the network connection.
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CREATING A BOOTABLE USB
THINGS YOU WILL NEED
A completely empty USB that has a capacity of at least 4GB. NOTE: Everything on this USB will be COMPLETELY ERASED. Ensure that there are no important files on it. The downloaded game software file (this is an ISO file, for example, Snapshot2.4iso). The program Rufus, free download from http://rufus.akeo.ie/
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Plug your empty USB into your personal computer. NOTE: Ensure you only have one USB device plugged into the computer, to guarantee that the wrong device is not accidentally wiped. 2. Run the program Rufus (the file should be called rufus_v1.3.4, though the numbers may vary). 3. Under the first option, Device, select your USB device from the drop down menu. NOTE: If your device is not listed in the drop down menu, click the white arrow button next to the heading Format Options. Under the new Advanced Options section, check the first check box. This enables “List fixed (non-flash) or unpartitioned USB disks.” 4. To the right of the option called Create a bootable disk using: there is a button with an image of a CD on it. Click this button. 5. Select your ISO file and click Open. 6. Ensure that all the check boxes and settings match the image to the right. 7. Click Start, and in the window that pops up, click OK. This process can take up to 5 minutes, depending on the size of the ISO file. 8. When the process is finished, DONE should show at the bottom of the Rufus window. 9. The bootable USB is now finished.
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UPDATING A CABINET USING A BOOTABLE USB
1. Ensure that the cabinet is turned off. 2. Plug in the USB. Ensure that no other USB’s are plugged in. 3. Switch on the cabinet. 4. The operating system should boot straight into the USB, bringing up a black box that will display progress. This process will take around 20 minutes. The percentage at the bottom of the box will continue to update until it reaches 100%.
5. Once the process is finished, the last line of text in the black box will instruct you to remove the USB.
6. Remove the USB. 7. The cabinet will now automatically reboot. 8. Your game has successfully been updated.
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SECTION A: SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS
*NOTE* Be sure to read the following carefully before servicing the machine.
LOCATING AND ACCESSING PARTS The following pictures identify the location of the main serviceable items. CABINET REAR
Booth Lighting
Bottom Camera
SpeakersQuixant
Booth Lighting
Monitor Controls
Printer
Quixant
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OPERATOR PANEL – SERVICE CONTROLS
Service / Back Utility Button Up button button
USB Port Test / Enter button
Counters 3x
Volume knob
Down button
MONITOR CONTROLS
Power button Up button Down button Select button Menu button
Power LED Auto button
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PARTS DESCRIPTION SPEAKERS 4 speakers are used for system sounds. Left audio channel is used for the 2 outside speakers and the right is used for the 2 inside speakers. COUNTERS Counters will increment for each coin input and each photo printed. All counters are under software control. COIN1/COIN2 counters are triggered by the coin mechanism inputs. PRINT OUT counter is triggered every time the print sensor is triggered. BUTTONS Press the green SERVICE/BACK button to issue a service credit from attract mode. Press the red TEST/ENTER button to enter the operator menu from attract mode. When in the operator menu, use all four buttons to navigate through the menu. VOLUME KNOB Use to adjust the speaker’s sound level. POWER INLET/MAINS SWITCH The power inlet is a standard IEC inlet socket with mains power switch, located at the rear of the machine. There is a main power fuse internal in this IEC socket. The fuse should be a M205, 250VAC, 3A.
* WARNING! * ALWAYS turn OFF mains power and unplug the game before replacing any fuses, and ALWAYS use the correct rated fuse.
POWER SUPPLY The power supply is located at the back of the cabinet, and is accessed via the rear service panel of the machine. It is a SP-320-12 12V 25A Universal AC input switching power supply. It can handle AC input from 100-240VAC at 50/60Hz. An adjustment screw is available for fine-tuning the output voltage.
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PRINTER TROUBLESHOOTING PAPER JAMS 1. Ensure that the printer is turned on. a. Press the DOOR OPEN button on the front of the printer to open the door. b. If the door doesn’t open, restart the printer and try again.
2. Remove the ink roll. a. Push down on the ink roll as shown by the arrow and pull it out.
3. Take out the paper roll a. When taking the paper out, pull it up towards you.
4. Cut off the crumpled or defective part of the paper with scissors.
5. Reinstall the paper and ink rolls
6. Close the printer door.
7. Allow the printer up to two minutes to initialize after you close the door. The printer will automatically perform a Feed and Cut three times once initialized successfully.
LED STATUS INDICATOR All printer errors will be reported in game with information on how to fix them. The LEDs on the front of the printer can also provide information on the current printer error, as shown below.
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LAMPS
* WARNING *
Always turn OFF mains power and unplug the game, before replacing any lamps.
Always replace the lamps with the same or equivalent size, wattage and voltage.
COIN DOOR LAMPS (LED) The coin door lamps all are 12V/DC T10 LED or equivalent and can be accessed via the coin door. BUTTON LAMPS (LED) The button lamps all are 12V/DC T10 LED or equivalent and can be accessed by removing the operator panel. BOOTH LIGHTING (LED) Internal booth lighting is all white LED strip and can be accessed by removing the holder brackets behind the rear service panel. Always replace LED booth lighting strip with the same type as different lighting levels can dramatically affect photo quality.
MAINTENANCE EXTERIOR Regularly dust and clean the external cabinet areas as required, using a soft water-damp cloth and mild soap. Check for blown bulbs and replace as required. Check all LED strips are functioning and repair as required. Check the monitor image is clear. Wipe the monitor clean with a soft damp cloth. INTERIOR Regularly dust and vacuum the interior of the cabinet, taking care to remove any objects that may have fallen. Check and tighten all fixing hardware and fasteners as required.
* WARNING! *
Always turn OFF mains power and unplug the game before cleaning the interior of the
machine.
Always after cleaning the cabinet interior, check all harness connectors and restore all
loose or interrupted connections.
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PRINTER
* NOTE! *
Thermal head maintenance should be done at least every two months to get
the maximum lifetime possible about of the thermal head.
YOU WILL NEED Ethanol or Isopropyl Alcohol Tissue Paper (folder in half about four times)
BEFORE CLEANING Open the door Power off the printer Remove the ink cassette Take out the printer paper
CLEANING Wipe the heating element and the separate located at the underside of the thermal head. Wipe the dust gently using the tissue paper soaked in a small amount of alcohol. Replace the paper and ink cassette before closing the door.
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SECTION B: TECHNICAL DETAILS
It is advised that anybody using SECTION B for repairing or
modifying any of the components of the game should be a
qualified technician, having at least a basic knowledge of
digital components, integrated circuits and electricity.
POWER SUPPLY The single universal AC input power supply generates 12VDC for the entire machine. The green LED indicates powered operation. The power supply output voltage should be 12VDC. It can be adjusted when necessary by turning the blue adjustment trimpot with a small Philips screwdriver.
VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT POT
POWER LED
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COIN OPTIONS REFERENCE GUIDE By default, the coin door contains a micro switch connected to the COIN2 input for crediting the machine. A 9 way Molex connector has been installed on the coin door which can be optionally used to make adaptors for most electronic coin systems and comparators. The following picture illustrates the connector pinout.
Shell part number: Molex 03-09-1092
Pins: Molex 02-09-1119 (loose) Molex 02-09-1117 (chain)
PIN1 = GND PIN2 = COIN1 input PIN3 = 12VDC PIN7 = GND PIN8 = COIN2 input PIN9 = 12VDC
Contact your nearest LAI Games distributor for harnessing to suit different coin comparators and bill acceptors. CARD SYSTEM REFERENCE GUIDE A 21 pin connector exists inside the coin door for connection to a card system.
Mating shell part number: JST YLP-21V
Pins part number: SYF-01T-P0.5A (for AWG26-20)
PIN1 = COIN1 Input PIN2 = COIN2 Input PIN3 = COIN1 METER Output PIN4 = COIN2 METER Output PIN5 = TICKET 1 DRIVE (from GAME) PIN6 = TICKET 1 DRIVE (to MECH) PIN7 = TICKET 2 DRIVE (from GAME). PIN8 = TICKET 2 DRIVE (to MECH) PIN9 = TICKET 1 NOTCH (to GAME) PIN10 = TICKET 1 NOTCH (from MECH) PIN11 = TICKET 2 NOTCH (to GAME) PIN12 = TICKET 2 NOTCH (from MECH) PIN13 = 12VDC POWER Output
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PIN14 = 12VDC POWER Output PIN15 = GND PIN16 = GND PIN17 = PRIZE METER Output PIN18 = MINOR METER Output PIN19 = TICKET METER Output Ticket mech connections allow a card system to intercept the ticket mech signals. If no card system is connected then ensure the loopback connector is installed (connects PIN5 to PIN6 and PIN9 to PIN10). Ensure no more than 1A total is drawn from pins 13 and 14. SECURITY DONGLE A security dongle is required to be plugged in before the game will start and must remain plugged in at all times. If the dongle is missing, the game will not run, and the screen will remain black. QUIXANT QXi-200 The front and rear panels as well as required connections are shown below.
SATA LED – flashes to indicate disk activity. +3.3V – lights when internal power regulator is operating. +12V – lights when the QXi-200 has power. Power supply must be between 8~14VDC to operate. The rear panel contains connections for the FB182 IO PCB, power supply and speaker. All connections are required to be plugged in for proper operation.
J1, j2, J3, J4, J5 – connect to FB194. PWR – Connects to the 12VDC power supply.
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USB PORT CONNECTIONS
FB194 CONNECTOR WIRING
FUSES FUSE 1 1A Fast J1 camera indicator (pin5) FUSE 2 3A Fast J11 fused power (pins 3,4) FUSE 3 3A Fast J8 counter power (pins 6,7) FUSE 4 3A Fast J11 high side switched power (pins 5,6) FUSE 5 1A Fast PCB logic supply
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CONNECTORS J1 – Indicators 1 Camera Indicator Lv1 2 Camera Indicator Lv2 3 Camera Indicator Lv3 4 5 +12VDC (fused) Harness connector shell: JST VHR-5N Harness connector pins: SVH-21T-P1.1
J2 – Quixant I/O DIN 1 – Service/Back Button 16 7 DIN 0 – Test/Right Button DIN 3 – Down/Select Button 17 8 DIN 2 – Up/Take Win Button DIN 5 – Coin 2 18 9 DIN 4 – Coin1 Harness connector shell: Molex Microfit 43025-1800 Harness connector pins: Molex Microfit 43030-0001
J3 – Quixant I/O 11 1 GND 12 2 DIN 6 – Start Button DIN 9 –Photo sensor 13 3 Harness connector shell: Molex Microfit 43025-2000 Harness connector pins: Molex Microfit 43030-0001
J5 – Quixant I/O DOUT 9 13 1 DOUT 8 DOUT 11 14 2 DOUT 10 DOUT 13 15 3 DOUT 12 – LED Printer DOUT 15 – LED Flash 1 16 4 DOUT 14 – LED Flash 2 DOUT 17 – LED Flash 3 17 5 DOUT 16 – LED Flash 4 DOUT 19 18 6 DOUT 18 DOUT 21 19 7 DOUT 20 DOUT 23 20 8 DOUT 22 DOUT 25 – Coin 2 Meter 21 9 DOUT 24 – Coin 1 Meter DOUT 27 – Photo/Prize Meter 22 10 DOUT 26 DOUT 29 23 11 DOUT 28 DOUT 31 24 12 DOUT 30 Harness connector shell: Molex Microfit 43025-2400 Harness connector pins: Molex Microfit 43030-0001
J8 – Counter/Meter Connection 1 Photo Meter 2 3 Coin 2 Meter 4 Coin 1 Meter 5 6 12VDC (fused) 7 12VDC (fused)
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Harness connector shell: JST VHR-7N Harness connector pins: SVH-21T-P1.1 Meters can be connected and powered by the fused pins 6 and 7. The PCB has on-board back-EMF diodes for use with inductive meters so no additional diodes are needed in the harness nor meters. Current per meter pin should be limited to 1.5A maximum.
J9 – Power Input 1 12VDC 2 GND 3 GND 4 GND Harness connector shell: JST VHR-4N Harness connector pins: SVH-21T-P1.1
J11 – Indicator 1 Photo exit flash lamp 2 3 12VDC (fused) 4 12VDC (fused) 5 Camera indicator 1 6 Camera indicator 2 7 GND 8 GND Harness connector shell: JST VHR-8N Harness connector pins: SVH-21T-P1.1
P1 – Game Inputs GND 13 1 GND 18 6 Photo Sensor Utility Button 19 7 Coin 1 20 8 Coin 2 Up/Take Win Button 21 9 Down/Select Button Right/Test Button 22 10 Left/Service button 23 11 24 12 Harness connector shell: Molex Minifit 003901-2240 Harness connector pins: Molex Minifit 39-00-0038 (Reel) Harness connector pins: Molex Minifit 39-00-0039 (Loose)
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Disclaimer
OPERATOR WILL TAKE NOTE
By accepting delivery of and placing this hardware and licensed software into operation, the Operator represents and warrants that it will only operate the hardware and licensed software provided by LAI Games in compliance with the regulatory requirements of the country, state, and/or municipality in which the hardware and licensed software are used and/or operated. LAI Games has provided this hardware and licensed the software only for legitimate and legal use, and any use of the hardware and licensed software in a manner that violates any laws of the country, state, and/or municipality in which the hardware and licensed software are used and/or operated is wholly unauthorized and shall be at Operator’s sole and complete risk.
Operator assumes any and all risk and liability for any civil or criminal legal claims or causes of action arising from the unauthorized use and/or operation of the provided hardware and licensed software, such improper and unauthorized use specifically including, but not limited to:
(a) Operating or allowing the operation of the hardware and licensed software in a manner that violates the laws and regulations of the country, state, and/or municipality in which the hardware and licensed software are used or operated;
(b) Assembling or causing the assembly of the hardware in a manner not authorized by or disclosed in this manual;
(c) Any tampering with, changes to, or modifications of the licensed software that occur after the software leaves LAI Games’ factory that is not made by authorized LAI Games personnel and that is directly or indirectly caused by Operator; and
(d) Any tampering with the computer chip/electronic programmable read only memory (EPROM) by or on behalf of Operator that directly or indirectly causes the tamper- indicating holographic seal on the computer chip/EPROM to be broken or damaged in any way.
LAI Games shall have no liability related to such improper and unauthorized use and/or operation of the hardware and licensed software, and Operator shall indemnify, defend, and hold LAI Games harmless for any claim or cause of action brought against LAI Games arising from Operator’s or Operator’s representative’s improper and unauthorized use and/or operation of the hardware and licensed software.
Any improper and unauthorized use shall completely and totally void any and all warranties, both express and implied, of the hardware and licensed software provided by LAI Games.
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WARRANTY
LAI Games warrants its manufactured products for a period of 3 months inclusive of parts and labor from the date of sale.
LAI Games exclusive obligation is to repair any item with any defects as a result of faulty workmanship or materials, providing the defective item or items of equipment are returned to the LAI Games distributor from which the machine was purchased.
LAI Games shall have no obligation to make repairs necessitated by negligence or interference to any component by any unauthorized personal. This will automatically void any existing warranty.
IF MAKING A WARRANTY CLAIM:
(a) A Copy of the sales invoice must accompany the claim.
(b) To and from Transport and freight costs are not covered by the warranty.
(c) Warranty is not transferable with the sale of a machine from one owner to another.
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INTERNATIONAL SALES & SERVICE
Sales/Enquiries: [email protected] Tech. Support: [email protected] Website: www.laigames.com
For your nearest LAI Games Distributor, visit our web site at http://www.laigames.com
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